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Hosted by Brad Didericksen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Every weekend, former geologist and community host Brad Didericksen, who has discovered millions of barrels of oil and now drills into the deep potential of people, delivers raw perspectives on the ever-evolving, purpose-driven path. Join over 500 professionals who receive his weekly reflections on what’s shifting, what’s calling, and what’s emerging next. Each newsletter combines community-sourced observations with lived experiences that resonate with today’s work-life reality. thecorporateafterlife.substack.com
Brad Didericksen hosts The Corporate Dropout, a business show with 11 episodes published.
This week, I’m walking and talking about something that caught me off guard. That moment I mentioned briefly last week toward the end of Episode 010 when the fire just went out. You know that feeling?…when the drive, the
010 | If I'm not my job, then who am I? I found myself staring at an endless stretch of road. Not thinking. Not planning. Just listening... Have you ever had a moment where you were forced to slow down, and suddenly, you
009 | What Happens When No One’s Left to Watch...the hidden fear no one talks about with nowhere to be The summer before I left my corporate job for good, a question was keeping me up at night: What would I actually do i
008 | I left the job… so why do I still feel trapped? Letting go of that job doesn’t mean breaking free from its grip... If you’ve ever been hit with that “oh... so you don’t have a real job?” look from old friends, yeah
Even though I left my corporate job on my own terms, the fear of being discarded never left me. It followed me into entrepreneurship. Into consulting. Then one day, my worst fear came true - a client blindsided me by rep
Stop Wasting Years on Someone Else's Path, Real Breakthroughs Demand Their Own Path... In issue 006 of The Corporate Dropout, Brad Didericksen discusses the challenge of facing a 'blank page' in life and work. Drawing fr
In episode 005 of The Corporate Dropout, Brad Didericksen delves into the emotional and practical challenges faced by those who leave the corporate world to pursue their own passions. Brad shares his personal experiences
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit thecorporateafterlife.substack.com The Community That Sparks Change, Three Types of Magic Between Serendipity and Synchronicity & Asking the Big Questions Tha
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit thecorporateafterlife.substack.com Feeling Down, Frustrated, and Flustered, Three Groundhog Day Reflections & One Small Intentional Shift to Find the Exit...
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit thecorporateafterlife.substack.com Going Deep at the WaterCoolerCall, Three Reoccurring Themes from Real Lived Experiences & Being Yourself Beyond Corporate i
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit thecorporateafterlife.substack.com Welcome to the first issue of The Corporate Dropout! Every weekend, I’m writing a personal, private newsletter* filled with
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The Corporate Dropout is hosted by Brad Didericksen. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 11 episodes.
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